Designed and engineered to allow exercisers to take the next step in their fitness journey, the Insignia Series Leg Extension features a 100-degree angle between the seat and back pad for added comfort full quadriceps contraction. This leg extension will help users increase their strength while performing biomechanically-supported lifting motions.
Premium Insignia Series selectorized strength equipment, such as this leg extension equipment, features intelligent touches and design elements that result in a natural feel and a truly memorable experience.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Product Name |
Insignia Series Leg Extension |
| Product Code |
SS-LE |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) |
65.4" x 41.5" x 58.1" (166 cm x 106 cm x 148 cm) |
| Live Area (L x W x H) |
83.4" x 65.5" x 82.7" (212 cm x 166 cm x 210 cm) |
| Product Weight |
712 lb (323 kg) |
| Max User Weight |
300 lb (136 kg) |
| Standard Weight Stack |
260 lb (130 kg) |
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